Lents neighborhood road safety activists make some noise
An impressive online presence has helped organize community action.
An impressive online presence has helped organize community action.
It would only take 0.3 more miles of bike lane to make a connection to an existing neighborhood greenway.
One of the projects will come with new bike lanes on SE 92nd near Lents Park.
Lents is growing on their own terms.
Guthrie lived a few blocks from the trail for one very creative month in 1941.
Last month, Southeast Portland’s bike shop desert got a little less dry.
By 2020, Brandon Rhodes predicts and hopes, Lents will finally have a grocery store. For now, it’s got him and his bike trailer.
Should Portland keep Foster Road near SE 92nd Avenue at its current four auto lanes, or cut it to three in order to add bike lanes and wider sidewalks?
Lents looks to be more bike-friendly. A potential new baseball stadium isn’t the only hot topic in the Lents neighborhood these days. Residents have teamed up with community organizations and the City of Portland Bureau of Transportation to start identifying a network of low-traffic bike boulevard streets. It all started when PBOT traffic/bike safety specialist … Read more